Add space outside the image
Border width is measured in pixels on each side. A 20 px border adds 40 px to the total width and 40 px to the total height. The decoded source stays at its original size; no subject is cropped or enlarged.
Add an exact outside border to a local photo. Preview its new size and download a PNG without cropping or resizing the decoded image.
Bordered image
Choose a source and submit. Downloads are created from the actual rendered pixels.
Solid color appears outside the source only. Transparent pixels inside the source remain transparent.
SPACE AROUND THE PRODUCT
Outside padding changes the frame, not the scale of the product. Check the larger pixel dimensions and the remaining transparency before sharing the output.

ADD 20 PX OUTSIDE EACH EDGE
280 × 200 px output
Source begins at 20, 20. Transparent pixels inside it stay transparent.
THE FIELD NOTES
Use the result now, then read the practical notes for assumptions, examples, limitations, and the choices behind it.
240+2×20=280 wide;160+2×20=200 high. The unchanged source begins at 20, 20.
Border width is measured in pixels on each side. A 20 px border adds 40 px to the total width and 40 px to the total height. The decoded source stays at its original size; no subject is cropped or enlarged.
The border is drawn outside the original image rectangle. Transparent source pixels remain transparent inside that rectangle. Export is PNG; original file metadata, animation and encoded bytes are not preserved.
Use the image aspect ratio calculator to compare the new frame proportions. Use the image file size calculator for a separate planning estimate, then inspect the actual downloaded PNG before publishing.
Use one JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MiB, 4096 px per edge and 8 million decoded pixels. Border width is 0–1000 px; output is capped at 6144 px per edge and 16 million pixels. Only the first decoded still frame is used; browser color handling is not a print-proof guarantee.
Decoding, outside padding and PNG creation happen in this browser. No upload endpoint is used. Analytics records fixed interaction categories, not image content, names, dimensions or entered colors.
THE PRODUCT IS NEXT
Border width is measured in pixels on each side. A 20 px border adds 40 px to the total width and 40 px to the total height. The decoded source stays at its original size; no subject is cropped or enlarged.
The border is drawn outside the original image rectangle. Transparent source pixels remain transparent inside that rectangle. Export is PNG; original file metadata, animation and encoded bytes are not preserved.
Use the image aspect ratio calculator to compare the new frame proportions. Use the image file size calculator for a separate planning estimate, then inspect the actual downloaded PNG before publishing.
Use one JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MiB, 4096 px per edge and 8 million decoded pixels. Border width is 0–1000 px; output is capped at 6144 px per edge and 16 million pixels. Only the first decoded still frame is used; browser color handling is not a print-proof guarantee.
Decoding, outside padding and PNG creation happen in this browser. No upload endpoint is used. Analytics records fixed interaction categories, not image content, names, dimensions or entered colors.
No. This tool places outside padding around the decoded image. The source raster keeps its width and height; the PNG becomes larger by twice the border width in each dimension.
Yes, inside the original image rectangle. The selected solid color is painted only in the outside border. The download is PNG, and original metadata and animation are not preserved.
No. This tool decodes and creates the output in your browser. Image content, filenames and entered values are excluded from analytics.
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